1967 Map of Click

About this map

The Click settlement sits at the center of this landscape in the late 1960s, marking a transition point between the Riley Mountains to the northwest and the winding course of Sandy Creek. This area of the Llano Uplift is defined by its complex geology, where names like Granite Knob and Quartz Knob suggest the mineral-rich character of the terrain. The map traces the confluence of numerous waterways, including Comanche Creek and Barnett Branch, which feed into the larger creek systems that have shaped the local ranching and settlement patterns. Local history is anchored by the Martin Cem in the southwest, while prominent landmarks like Packsaddle Mountain and Hickory Bluff provided essential orientation for early residents. The southern boundary of the map follows the jagged transition between Llano Co and Blanco Co, highlighting the rural isolation of the central Texas hill country during this era.